Ugly 6th inning offensively for the Brewers. Urias with a 1 out walk. Renfroe infield single. Navarez walks. Cain hits a fielder choice, Urias scores. Wong walks. Adames walks, Renfroe scores. Yelich with an infield single, Cain and Wong and score on error. McCutchen flies out to end inning. Milwaukee 6 Atlanta 2. 
Brewers score 4 withiout hitting the ball out of the infield.
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Hader filthy.
Freeman did hit a home run off of Hader in the post-season last year, but Hader has a very impressive regular season streak going.
In his last 32 regular season appearances, Hader is 1-0 with 24 saves. He has pitched 41 innings and given up 0 runs, 9 hits, and 14 walks while striking out 53.
He hasn't given up a run in a regular season game since July 28th.
Huria sent to the minors to make room for Angle Perdomo. Anyone think he will ever be back in the majors, at least with the Brewers?
Man. Don’t know if it”s the elbow or his head, but when he came up he looked like one of the best hitters in baseball.
Keston
Measuring stick series found the Crew lacking. Need to find something to wake up bat against good pitching. Maybe Perdomo can be that guy.
Braves own this team
Having Yelich drop off massively in production after hitting his knee with that pitch hurt the team’s offensive profile massively.
Having Keston Hiura go from looking like a perennial All Star to absolutely lost two seasons later hurt just as much.
Small market teams can’t afford to have two hitting stars fall off a cliff like that. Somehow the Brewers have still been very good.
If just one of them were somewhat close to where they were, our fortunes would look radically different.
most concerning for me, right now, is Woodruff’s inconsistency. It’s early yet, but he needs to get it going.
Until they prove otherwise, the Brewers seem like a flawed team. Good pitching, but their hitters can be neutralized by good pitching.
Woodruff has been pretty bad as well.
Jesus fuck Devon Williams.
Hader wild to start the ninth as well.
